McPixel is a minimalistic point'n'click adventure.
There are 6 puzzles to solve, and you have 20 seconds to complete each. If you fail, instead of retrying, you are taken to nearest unsolved puzzle, unless it's the last one.
Different actions trigger different gags, and one of these allows McPixel to save the day.
Made using FlashPunk (highfive Draknek & ChevyRay & Rolpege)
Really cool game, and 6 levels are enough as the multiple endings are awesome \o/ ! Nice pixel art, and nice music! I laughed a lot, and the final ending is... well... surprising ! :P
I didn't figure out a couple of the puzzles, but started to understand after a few runs through. :) Excellent art, funny results (albiet sometimes unpredictable, but McPixel does what McPixel does...).
I can't stop giggling! Of course, this is the funniest entry I played so far. Main criticism of course is the theme (rescuing the situation is NOT escape :-P), but, who the fuck cares?
haha excellent, graphics are great, audio matches them very well. I think it could have followed the theme more closely but beyond that it's real fun to play. Awesome!
This game was amazingly good and fun! The puzzles were interesting and hilariously fast-paced! It definitely solves a problem that some people have with puzzles games... that they take too long. Having the scenes all end in explosions is hilarious and keeps things moving fast, along with the great music. 5 stars for sure!
I only deducted one point for the loose interpretation of theme but otherwise an amazing piece of work. The secret ending is too fun to describe. Well worth the extra effort.
The twenty second solve or die mechanic was great and well worth using again.
Loved the audio, the humor and the graphics, although I think the link with the theme is kinda weak. I had lot of fun discovering the gags and special endings. A quite good entry indeed.
Awesome AWESOME game! Gags were funny, loved the ending too! I like how it's not immediately obvious, forcing you to just be a bit random and try out things!
A little bit like Myst where the only strategy is clicking every single pixel on the screen. But at least, unlike Myst, it's designed for short attention spans. I thought this was one of the funniest entries.
That is all :)